What a great facility! My kids have been having wonderful experiences at Green Valley Bible Camp…read morefor many years. It's a bit rustic, especially the bath houses, but the super people and Bible study make up for it. The pool is a nice size. The food is good, and the staff is amazing. There are several great weeks of Bible camp to chose from.

This is a great place to send the kids for about a week I grew up going here even got my cousin…read morebaptized here the minsters for the weeks are great sending my kids here soon I enjoyed it, it was a great active for sports singing week was the best I loved making friends with alot of people from all over

Very nice accommodations for weekend retreats. I highly recommend it. Went with a group of 22.read more

Amazing, it's just beautiful there. Tons of different cabins to get, and there is a swimming pool…read moreand kayaking to do there. Going in my books as a place to go to camp again with my church.

Camp Barnabas is a great ministry for kids with disabilities and their families. However, I am a…read morepretty independent young adult with a mild physical disability who was looking for exciting accessible adventures and Christians with similar disabilities to relate to, but it's mostly a weeklong respite ministry for children and those with severe disabilities. I signed up for the Adventurers week thinking that it would be adults with physical disabilities, or if there were people at the camp not my mental age, they would not be in my cabin. Don't get me wrong, they were all sweet people in my cabin but Camp Barnabas Adventurers week felt not as promised. I was unable to even do all the activities because of the challenges of others in my cabin (even some with severe autistic symptoms.) At the very least, Camp Barnabas told me they are going to work on finding ways to make sure cabins will get to do all the planned activities in the future but it was still a very disappointing week for me. I was also treated like a child, not allowed to walk to the bathroom by myself, and asked about how much I ate, drank, slept and even my bowel movements each day. I don't want to knock this camp for everyone because it is a beautiful campus with many activities, and I know others have had very positive experiences. They will be sure to keep your special needs child safe. Still, there are many adults in the disability community like myself who are used to having a higher degree of independence at home and the point of this review is to warn that the camp was not designed for us. The waterpark was cool, and I'm sure everyone there meant well, but due to my negative experience, 2 out of 5 stars.

Beautiful. The people, the atmosphere, the mission...Camp Barnabas is a great place to be. If…read moreyou are looking for a wholesome place to volunteer, please look into this. I was already really familiar with CB from my last job, and when I found out they took volunteers, a group of us jumped at the chance. Brief overview: summer camp adapted for kids and adults with disabilities--mental and physical. Seems a simple enough concept...but CB takes it to another level. Horseback riding, canoes, gardens, ropes courses, ziplines, a great pool...all modified to work with wheelchairs or mobility issues (like pvc wheelchairs that can go into the water!) We volunteered to be 'party people', meaning that we helped decorate, participate, and clean up after their Sunday night camper party--which was a superhero theme, btw. So cute seeing everyone in their batman t shirts or face paint. I could ramble about how great this place is...but you seriously need to experience it for yourself. Everyone smiles and has an amazing down to earth attitude (even though they are dealing with some heartbreaking situations). The grounds are beautiful, but the heart and soul of Camp Barnabas alone is worth the drive.

We had a great stay during parents weekend at UAK. Rooms very clean, super comfy beds, nice plushy…read moretowels and the location the top of the hill seals the deal. Awesome for watching the sunset.

Beautiful lookout and cross statue on the hilltop in Fayetteville. No parking so you have to park…read morenearby and walk but not far. Nice grounds nearby for events and weddings but kind of run down with trash all over the lot.

Caution: this place is a deposit mill. By all means, putting a deposit down should not mean that…read moreyour child is guaranteed attendance at any day care...unless you are lead to believe so by their staff. I put a deposit down nearly a year ago following voluntary assurance from the team that it would be no problem to get our child in before my wife was planning to go back to work. Following this, we never once received any follow up, any indication of a broad timeframe of when our child could start, or even an idea of where our child is on the waiting. We've had much better luck at many of the other local daycares.

We are SO happy here!…read more Both of my boys attend here, one in the infant/toddler program and one in the Pre-K. We have been so thrilled with the quality of care our boys receive. They love being dropped off and I love that I get updates all day on their routines and learning via the ap. The transparency is wonderful for peace of mind. My children are learning so much and thriving. They are loved on and cared for and happy! I would (and do) recommend this school to anyone looking. I also love that with my older sons food allergies they are so aware (everyone from kitchen to directors to floating help) that I never have to worry - they treat him as if he is their own and make all accommodations. Being away from them is hard enough so knowing that they are safe, healthy, happy and enjoying their day is so wonderful!

My 21/2 year old grandson has been going to Little Gym since he was 4 months. He loves it…read more My only critique is that some of the teachers are very young and inexperienced and with a class full of little ones cannot project loudly enough control the class. There really should be at least one assistant for a class of 2 year olds, so that activities are more directed and each child gets help trying more activities. I like that they reorganize the configuration of the equipment each week.

We always have a great time! Clean and the space is always set up a little differently which keeps…read moreit interesting for sure. The teachers are kind and knowledgeable about development and put their heart into their time with the kids. It's so adorable every time so I would recommend these classes to absolutely anyone!

HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! The instructors are true experts in bushcraft and you will learn a lot of…read moreinteresting survival skills and likely end up making some friends for life. The course is also family oriented so, if you want to take your kids, (I believe ages 10 and up) you could make this a great family adventure. At a minimum, if you're a hiker and camper like I am, you will feel a lot more confident on venturing out into the woods and forests. Mr. Hunsaker and Mr. Hamlin were my two primary instructors and the amount of knowledge I gained from them in a weeks time was almost overwhelming. I learned a lot. In my class, there were people that stayed there at the campground every night and then also some folks stayed in hotel rooms and came back every morning. The campground/school is perfectly accommodating for what you'll need and what you'll be learning.

A buddy of mine brought me to a Sigma 3 survival basics course last week... Start to finish the…read moreexperience was top notch. We had so much fun, we learned volumes from Rob and Joshua, and enjoyed the experience of a week spent in the woods with a group of fellow bush crafters. There were fathers and sons, wanna-be survivalists, and washed up boyscouts...all of which loved the time there. If you are looking to learn how to survive alone in the woods you cannot find a better option! I HIGHLY recommend Sigma 3

We stayed this past weekend for a friend's birthday. We rented the Big House and some of the cabins…read moreand tiny homes! Everyone was so impressed by this place and the staff! We had the most amazing summer camp themed birthday party imaginable! We had a fish fry, played basketball and swam in the Olympic sized pool! The place is enormous and there are so many activities to take part in. I only wish we would have gotten to stay longer! Never wanted to leave! Thank you to Richie, Jodi and Lori for taking such good care of us! We had a blast!

From the owner: Dwight Mission has something for everyone. We have vacation rental houses, guest cottages, and…read moreunique tiny homes! Whether you are looking for family fun time, a personal getaway, corporate retreat or a summer camp for the kids, Dwight is the place to be. The beautiful landscape makes the ideal setting for weddings and wedding receptions. Dwight has everything from an outdoor chapel to catering to fully catered reception sites. Historically connect with the Cherokee Nation, Dwight Mission comprises 166 acres and is conveniently located near Sallisaw Oklahoma off Hwy 40. Come and enjoy our nature walks, fishing the creek or spend the afternoon lounging by the pool.